Instructional Techniques
Special Education
ACI Tools
Parts of a Lesson
100

This type of instruction is planned and delivered in a logical, sequential, and organized manner

* Systematic instruction *


Logical- Order of skills are connected and make sense

Sequential- Build on each other

Organized- Lesson planning 

100

IEP

Individualized education plan

100

- Tell me the Core 4 assessments

or

- Tell me 2 Bloom assessment options

CAMS, CARS, SDQA, McGuffey


Peak, AFLS, ABLES-R, VBMAPP, EFL

100
To get the students primed for learning, a lesson may begin with a... _____ ___

Warm Up

200

This instruction strategy is very similar to explicit instruction-

A) Modified

B) Direct

C) Think Pair Share

B) Direct !!!

- Direct instruction is the design of the instruction (The teacher controls the pace and content of the lesson, and students are expected to listen attentively and follow instructions.  Direct instruction is often used to teach foundational skills or factual information)

- Explicit instruction is how the teacher delivers the content (The teacher clearly states the learning objectives, provides clear explanations, models the desired skills or strategies, and provides ample opportunities for guided and independent practice.  

- Explicit instruction is often used in conjunction with direct instruction, but it emphasizes the clarity and precision of the teacher's communication.  It's about making the learning process transparent for students

200

IDEA

Individuals with disabilities education act

- provides FAPE

200

4 step plans are completed after assessments

- What is step 2?

Target skills

200

Lesson objective

clear statement of what a student is expected to learn or be able to do by the end of a lesson

300

When scaffolding instruction, teachers first make the complex content (bigger picture) more accessible to students by doing what? Choose all that apply -can earn the points if 1 or fewer answers are excluded-

A) differentiating

B) chunking material

C) defining mastery standards 1st day (overall skill demonstrated for mastery)

D) breaking down parts

E) activating prior knowledge

A) differentiating

B) chunking material

D) breaking down parts

E) activating prior knowledge

** Defining big picture mastery right away may discourage student engagement/ understanding

300

FAPE

Free and appropriate public education


- every student has a right to this

- our schools helps districts provide this in an alternative setting

300
I have a student and I cannot tell which class/pathway is the right fit... what tool can I use?

LRE Decision Making Model

300

Put these in order

Direct instruction

Introduction

Independent practice

Guided practice

Introduction

Direct instruction

Guided practice

Independent Practice

400

In all learning pathways, teacher-led rotations use this strategy to teach new skills

(multiple answers accepted)

- direct instruction

- modeling

- explicit instruction

400

How do students qualify for an IEP

Have a disability that adversely impacts educational performance


400
If a student is in the final (4th) quarter of their IEP cycle, I really want to mark achieved for their goals in this ACI tool

IEP Tracking Matrix

400

Student-friendly version of the lesson objective

__ ___ _______

I can statement

500
When modeling a skill, it is important for teachers to:


A) write it all out to show students the final answer

B) Coach/ explain your thought process when solving a problem

B

- Students learn with repetition. Create a cadence of probing questions/ steps to walk through in your head to best help them absorb and apply content

500

Tell me 3 sections of an IEP

Present level

Goals

Related Services

Accomodations/Modifications

Form G

500

iReady's worksheet hub

Teacher Toolbox

500

Phrase for parts of a lesson-

__ do, __ do, __ do

I do, we do, you do

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